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Rise Art is a curated online gallery that supports artists from around the globe

Rise Art is the place to discover, rent and buy artworks from emerging and established artists, hand picked by experts. Free art consultations, weekly curated collections and a try before you buy scheme all ensure that it's easier than ever to discover art you love.

16/10/2026

Rise Art is at Minor Attractions with Eva Dixon and Deborah Lerner, presented by Particular Ideas.

Rise Art has joined forces with Minor Attractions to present Next Up! - an ongoing programme of online exhibitions, conversations, and special releases in collaboration with selected galleries, project spaces and curatorial projects. ⁠
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⁠‘Obsessions’ is a filmed discussion between artists Eva Dixon and Debbie Lerner. Moving through labour, subcultures, art history and the overlooked textures of the urban environment, the discussion explores the artists’ shared commitment to looking, collecting and assembling.

Each artist has released a new body of work alongside the film, from which you can see two pieces on show at ife minor with Particular Ideas now!
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Minor Attractions 2026 takes place at The Newman Hotel, London.

14/10/2026

“Attention is precious, and a lot of what surrounds us takes it without asking. Minimalism treats it with respect. That’s an attitude I value not only in art but in life in general.”
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Carolin Kreutzer uses light, colour and restraint to create moments of calm and reflection. Over the past few weeks, Kreutzer has been working on ‘As Far As I Can See’, a painting now available on Rise Art. ⁠
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Kreutzer has kindly shared footage of its creation, along with text about her approach, offering a closer look at the layers, time and considered decisions that shape her practice, and what it means to strip things back to the essential in a world increasingly defined by excess.⁠
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“What appeals to me most about minimalist art is that you can say a lot with very little. When you reduce something to its essence, what remains carries weight.”
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🔗 in bio for the full interview and a closer look at ‘As Far As I Can See’ (2026)
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30/09/2026

APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN | Winter 2027 Norway Residency⁠
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We are incredibly excited to announce our second open call in⁠ collaboration with House of Hulda (House of Hulda - Artist Retreat). Set against the⁠ remote Arctic landscape of Andøya, participating artists will have the⁠ opportunity to engage deeply with a setting defined by space, clarity⁠ and isolation.⁠
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This residency is part-funded by Rise Art and House of Hulda. For more⁠ details and to apply, please head to the link in our bio.⁠
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Deadline to apply: 28 October
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Winter 2027 Residency Dates:⁠
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10 January - 24 January
24 January - 7 February
7 February - 21 February
21 February - 7 March⁠
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Open to both emerging and established practitioners, the programme⁠ seeks to foreground diverse voices and practices deserving of wider⁠ attention.⁠
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It brings us great joy to see the four artists chosen for this year’s⁠
autumn residencies - selected from over 1,500⁠ applicants - prepare to head out. We eagerly await discovering the work⁠ of those keen to participate early next year, and wish applicants the very best of luck.

Keep an eye on our stories⁠ over the next few weeks as we’ll be sharing footage from our current⁠ artists in residence at House of Hulda.

25/09/2026

We are delighted to welcome Daniel Adolfo (Daniel Adolfo) to Rise Art. Working across painting and sculpture, Adolfo experiments with form, repetition and a limited monochromatic palette to create works inspired by his experiences of Venezuela and Mexico City. ⁠
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His practice moves between the figurative and the abstract, transforming simple visual elements into something more atmospheric and open-ended. ⁠
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Rather than telling a specific story or depicting a fixed subject, Adolfo uses images as a way of exploring how we look, feel and respond to what’s in front of us. ⁠
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In this way, each work asks us to consider how an image can be experienced beyond what we see, and how the visual can connect with the sensory.⁠
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Swipe to find out more about the artist, and head to the 🔗 in our bio for his current portfolio on Rise Art. ⁠
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Photography Credits: ⁠
Images 1 - 3, 11 and 12 by Alberto Pinto⁠
Images 4 and 7 by José Manuel Garcés⁠
Image 8 by Gilberto Meneses⁠
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16/09/2026

POV: your founder turns their kitchen into a gallery for the day

We invited special guests to a private art viewing with a difference: in our founder’s kitchen! Big thank you to Neil Raitt for his time and providing an incredible selection of work, and to everyone who attended the event. Guests connected over drinks, conversation, and personal accounts from Raitt on his inspirations and process.

To celebrate the occasion, we have released several new paintings and charcoal works by Raitt on Rise Art. You can find them online now via the link in our bio.

09/09/2026

Operating within a register of allusive and speculative abstraction, Daniel Pettitt ingests an eclectic mix of visual and cultural source materials, such as everyday signage, modernist poetry, lyrical abstraction, q***r slang, literary allusion and post-conceptual art. ⁠
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Pettitt’s works track fluctuations of index, fragment, metaphor, memory, semblance and mood as they congeal and dissolve into provisional fields and partial images.⁠
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You can now find a portfolio of work available by the London-based artist on Rise Art. 🔗 in bio to view. ⁠
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21/08/2026

We are thrilled to announce the following four artists will be going to Norway for our next round of residencies with House of Hulda (House of Hulda - Artist Retreat). ⁠
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Congratulations to Jane Hayes Greenwood (Jane Hayes Greenwood), Rhian Harris-Mussi (), Daniel Coleman (Daniel Coleman) and Sophie Tebbs (Sophie Tebbs). ⁠
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“Great art finds something universal within its specific subject. At most artists’ hands, the landscape becomes a medium through which to communicate a broader reflection or emotion. The landscape of Andøya, an Arctic island situated on the northern tip of Norway’s Vesterålen archipelago – with its low, wide sky and long, climactic sunsets – is a particularly special one. The artists who will be travelling here for the forthcoming residency share a fascination with landscape, a subject whose resonances vary wildly between each artist.” - Phin Jennings (Phin Jennings)⁠, Head Curator at Rise Art
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We will be sharing more about their work and inspirations in the coming weeks, and why we can’t wait to see how the Andøyan landscape influences their practice.
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Finally, we are truly elated to be continuing our partnership with Mariell Lind Hansen (Mariell A Lind Hansen) and Ezra Meaden (.meaden) of House of Hulda. Watch this space for exciting updates coming soon. ⁠
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With support from Nordland fylkeskommune

12/08/2026

We are pleased to present a new body of work by Deborah Lerner, shown by London-based arts enterprise Particular Ideas. ⁠
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Lerner’s paintings explore the material possibilities of paint and how it can be used to raise broader questions around the human experience.

Deeply affected by Jack Whitten’s notion of using “formal as a means to arrive at subject”, Lerner allows surface, edge, colour, and composition to bring into being characteristics often lacking within our contemporary society.

Eschewing fixed narratives, the work instead invites sustained attention, embracing ambiguity and the coexistence of seemingly contradictory ideas.

Rooted in close observation of the everyday, Lerner’s practice is informed by the overlooked textures of the urban environment, where bubble wrap, textured wallpaper and other found materials become as significant as brushes or palette knives.
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Swipe for the new series, now on view with Rise Art. The pieces are accompanied by an extended filmed discussion between Lerner and fellow artist Eva Dixon (Eva Dixon) on their obsessions. Watch via the 🔗 in bio.⁠ ⁠
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This presentation marks the second instalment of an ongoing partnership between Minor Attractions and Rise Art. ⁠
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07/08/2026

Driven by an engagement with labour, utility and material culture, Eva Dixon explores homo-eroticism in sport and p**n, the space race, lesbianism, and industry, working across painting, sculpture, and assemblage.⁠
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The artist repurposes military textiles, rip-stop nylon, emergency blankets, industrial hardware and discarded functional materials, treating the studio as a site of physical experimentation where making is led by the demands of the work itself. ⁠
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Discreet and sometimes racy advertisements inform the next stages of Dixon’s practice and speak to the loss of historical artefacts in the wider LGBTQ+ community, where fictioning is a prevalent tool passed down through generations.⁠
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Swipe for a new series by Eva Dixon, now live on Rise Art. The pieces are accompanied by an extended filmed discussion between Dixon and fellow artist Deborah Lerner (Debbie Lerner) on obsessions. Watch via the 🔗 in bio.⁠
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This presentation marks the second instalment of an ongoing partnership between Minor Attractions and Rise Art. ⁠
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05/08/2026

We are pleased to present two new bodies of work by Eva Dixon and Deborah Lerner, shown by London-based gallery Particular Ideas.⁠
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In collaboration with Minor Attractions, we welcomed Eva Dixon and Deborah Lerner to our founder’s home for a discussion on obsessions, ideas, and the cultural fixations that repeatedly surface in their work.⁠
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To accompany the episode, Dixon and Lerner each release a selection of work shaped by penetrative acts of looking, collecting, and assembling.⁠
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🔗 in bio to explore the collection and watch the episode in full. Film by Sam Hutchinson. ⁠
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